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@NerdySupportExpert, I am not the one asking or communicating about the delivered order status. That is @l.gan.
Good to hear your developers are aware of it. How would I be able to contact your development team to have discussions with them about this since that is not the support team’s area? WooCommerce has released proper documentation and are asking developers to make their plugins compatible with HPOS.
Re: HPOS compatibility
Your response @NerdySupport makes it seem like you do not even know what HPOS is which is concerning since your plugin directly integrates with and relies on WooCoommerce. HPOS is how WooCommerce will store orders in the database in the future. If you have not already started to plan to adjust your code to work with it, you are behind the curve. Simply enabling HPOS in WooCommerce to see if there are “issues” should not be the goal. The goal should be to update MultivendorX so that it takes advantage of the new HPOS system when available because it will greatly improve database performance. The plan is to roll out HPOS as the default method of data storage in WooCommerce 8.0 which is expected to be released in August 2023. I would love to enable HPOS now, but there’s really no point because MultivendorxX won’t take advantage of the benefits as it is not compatible. Hopefully by August 2023 when WooCommerce rolls this out in 8.0 and compatibility is required, MultivendorX will be up to date.
@MaxenceTP The update will be released this week (so I am assuming that means in the next 2-3 days)
Do you have an updated release date on the next version of MultivendorX to clean up some of these Vendor Frontend Dashboard bugs? As of right now, it’s essentially unusable since it would look very unprofessional to have vendors getting error pages. I can download and install your GitHub version of the plugin, but it seems like there are quite a few bugs to be worked out since others are posting similar issues in other areas.
